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RE: Increased Commitment to MBB (or Rising Standards)
(01-05-2020 01:30 PM)soccerguy315 Wrote:  Shaver doesn't "deserve" anything beyond what is in his contract.

Great guy. Fine coach. I am confident he understands the career that he chose and what comes with that.

Amen. Shaver is getting paid hundreds of thousands of dollars, as he is owed per his contract, and there has been not a shred of evidence that has ever emerged that suggests he was treated unfairly at any point (unless you believe he deserved a taxpayer-funded job for life regardless of performance). I suspect the only person who cares about an "apology" on top of that (which is absurd on its face) is a particular Don Quixote on this board...
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